23 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
1
The article lists year 1018 shipments revenue from produce excluding retail sales. Totals shown are 3,688.37, 417.01 and 8,014.04 summing to 11,671.10 dollars. No additional context or entities are provided.
A discussion on how body proportions affect tailoring notes that straight legs are rare and weight changes alter the belt line, shoulders, and arms. It cites oversized knees and thighs as common flaws and suggests fashion aims to disguise them with expert draping, joking about fitting men with fuller figures in knickerbockers.
A fragmented page lists Bible verses and topics including Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5 6 and 7 and Revelations 15 2 plus references to the Ten Commandments and Josephus Daniels Ford. It also covers tobacco warnings and old soldiers in Steele City with names like Henry Chari Wal er and James Lowell.
The obituary notes a volunteer who served a year and was discharged for illness from army life. He married Sophia Bridwell on March 16 1863 in Sullivan Illinois and they had eleven children. He died January 18 1914 after years of sickness, survived by a faithful wife and five children. The deceased was a Methodist and a G A R member and resided near Endicott Steele City. Card of thanks from Mrs Chancellor and family.
Residents reported a visitors’ day at Steele with several locals mentioned by name visiting from nearby homes. The scene included small social gatherings, a janitor greeting attendees, and a brief school event noted among neighborhood conversations.
A stray shepherd dog roams Arkansas town lamenting the loss of his long time master who moved to California. The heartbroken animal recalls shared meals and companionship as townsfolk recall the dog’s loyalty and the life they once shared.
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